as you know, one month ago, chinese president hu jintao paid a visit to this country and held productive talks with president obama. both our leaders declared their commitment to building a cooperative the partnership based on mutual respect and mutual benefits. his visit is important and will surely give new impetus to the overall development of our bilateral relations. in all 50 states, the state of california and san francisco, in particular, will benefit from this. this year is also a remarkable year for san francisco. for the first time in its 162- year history, you have and we have four asian american supervisors. and the first time in history, we have a chinese-american mayor. it is not only, i think, a recognition of asian americans, chinese americans, but of the contribution to the overall development to the city, and also, a vivid expression of the cultural makeup of san francisco which made the city so dynamic, strong and beautiful. ladies and gentlemen, the chinese counsel stands ready to work with you in the future to work and make san francisco -- as mere ly said -- the bes

. >>> lo que hu tenido en vilo a las autoridades de méxico donde un agente de estados unidos murió, parece herald de brownsville señala al mamito como uno de los responsables, según un comunicado del cartel del golfo. el brazo armado del golfo, tenía como misión ejecutar a personas. y para este experto la violencia ira en aumento. >>> el poder de los narcos aumenta más, y vemos que los carteles compiten por un mercado que está creciendo, no disminuye, el consumo de drogas en estados unidos aumento. >>> la orden de aprenhensión es por delitos de la salud. y mamito fue comandante, se especializó en explosivo y se convirtió en experto francotirador. es considerado uno de los sicarios más peligros, entre ellos agentes de la afi en cancún. verónica del castillo, univisión. >>> el pasado fue uno de los fines de semanas más sangrientos, un grupo de sicarios mató a 18 personas, en ciudad juárez al menos 40 espioe ♪ >>> comenzamos nuestra serie sobre los presidenciables en méxico, el primero que se destapa es andrés manuel lópez, y el fue noticia para separarse delprd. esta es la entrevista. >>> us

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and hunana and all have been quite as successful. >> [speaking chinese] >> not long ago, president hu jintao made a visit to the united states. it has achieved fruitful results. one of them being the signing of the memorandum of understanding concerning the establishment of the china-u.s. governors forum. with the active efforts of the chinese people's association for friendship with foreign countries and the american national governors' association, the mechanism of this forum will be officially established. this is a pioneering undertaking to expand the national corporations. i believe with the establishment of this forum, there will be more closer cooperation for the local government of our two countries. the increasing exchanges and cooperation will in ridge and invigorate the china-u.s. cooperative partnership based on mutual respect, mutual benefit, and a win-win outcome. >> [speaking chinese] [speaking chinese] >> i have visited the united states many times. in february 2009, i met with many business leaders. most of whom were pessimistic, and told me they had no idea when they

. >> reporter: good, hu? if i get you in a gym, a one-on- one battle, what do you think? >> me.efinitely me. >> reporter: you have the confidence to make the pros. >> you have to have that on the court in order to be great. i want to be great. office the court i know how to balance it, on the court, i am the best. >> he was -- four of the games he was injured or ill. could be a second round draft choice by the nba. richard seymour got paid today. in the nfl where injuries are pretty much the bottom line, he is garned $22.5 million. dale earnhardt, jr. did a little shifting today. he was going to be on the pole for the daytona 500 but no, he crashed during a practice session. if you crash, he wasn't injured but you go to the back of the pack. his chances of winning at daytona 500, diminished. and lance armstrong is retiring from cycling, he retired once before and this time he said it's for real. he won seven connective tour de frances. if he retired, leave him alone. >> announcer: the following program is a paid advertisement for youthology 90-second wrinkle removing eye serum,

francisco hu francisco ugalde. >> podrían aumentar las multas de tránsito pero esta vez por una buenaul espinal. pagarían 3 dólares más por cada multa. indicó que un 40% de los casos relacionados con problemas de la médul son causados por accidentes automovilísticos. >> el presunto homicida no se presentó en los tribunales hoy día. el hombre de 56 años d edad mató a un hombre y una mujer ambos de 30 años. la víctimas eran comerciantes vecinos y presuntos rivales del acusado ya que al parecer estaba a una en una guerra por el tipo de mercancía que vendían. los cargos criminales que enfrenta lo hacen candidato a recibir una cadena perpetua. >> tras los hechos violentos. un supervisor pidió una radiografía completa de los negocios para saber cuál es el beneficio real para la ciudad. scott w. quiere averiguar cuántos empleos generan. el informe sirve como base para las políticas que se emitir en el establecimiento. el promotor del informe está proponiendo además la creación de zonas de vida nocturna para evitar molestias a los vecinos. >> un nuevo informe del gobierno federal indican que

central square in the latest attempt to follow president hu to force president hosni mubarak out of life right now from. massive crowds have already got the demanding the president. with a media. it's the. protesters hoping for a turnout of about one million people. wrote.

not a hu n, but there was >>> you've heard the lyrics in that song it never rains in southern californiay it snowed. this is a golf course in burbank covered in white. not a huge accumulation but there was enough some for some crazy people to build a snowman. that's it for eyewitness news at 11:00 p.m. news updates and "game day" with dennis o'donnell is next. ,,

hu jintao warned about zero-sum thinking, and president obama also said when he went to china, "we donot see the world as a zero-sum game." what they are both saying is that gains in prosperity and power for china in this case need not come at the expense of the united states. i am slightly challenging that. or rather, i am saying in the aftermath of economic crisis, it does look bright on the u.s. and china particularly that a richer and more powerful china does actually challenging united states in both economic and political ways. there are some good developments. creative leadership might be a way to reestablish cooperation. the reason a zero-sum feature it is that i think we are moving to an era of international rivalries, u.s./china at the center of it, but probably also the european union, and the diplomats, the global government, efforts to find solutions to a whole range of issues like nuclear proliferation and food prices and economic development. they are all stuck, and they are all stuck for a reason, because countries cannot find common solutions because their national in

i will tell you this in every occasion has engaged president hu. it is important to note that we have progressed to a point where it was a big deal 10 or 15 years ago that a president entertained his chinese counterpart once or twice a year. president obama and president hu have had eight face-to-face meetings. our work at ustr is to make sure you're responsive to other concerns. you heard members talk about their concerns of intellectual property rights, piracy and individual inknow vague. that's where we think we can had the most value. while the currency issue is important, what we hear from small businesses is the fear of putting a problem in china. we hear businesses that are concerned about their indigenous innovation policies. we think the time and energy spent on those areas db as porn to your business as addressing a currency issue. >> the house -- >> the gentleman's time has ex-pirated -- expired. mr. cannon is reck thesed for three minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, mr. chairman. ambassador, i appreciate you being here today

on the track that had also been tested by president medvedev and prime minister putin the role that hu tours contract is such as first boarding facility that is fully ready for the olympics and those in charge hope it will set a good example for all future building work. well we had lots of difficulties due to the heavy snow fall and i showed you was very tight but we completed the venue on time it could be compared to plus in a tough exam i hope build in other venues will be much easier thanks to the experience we have gained to help build in this one mind you prepare so much for the winter games is no easy thing firstly because of the unpredictable weather you can never tell if you have enough snow but we're doing all we can to avoid taking chances that's what artificial snow is one of the priorities. and finally the first leg of the rhythmic gymnastics grand prix series is due to take place in moscow in a week's time and our team is not caught up with the russian seem to finds out how they're preparing for the new season. rhythmic gymnastics has always been one of russia's trademark

. >> that's very uplifting hu? i think it helps us appreciate that we are unique. it's very unlikely as we said so beautifully, that there is going to be >>> is there any center to the universe that is identifiable? >> no. >> there is no center? but your book says from the center of the universe, what does that mean? >> we are central in ways that derive from the principals of physics. it's not a geographical center. in the middle ages people thought the earth was the center of the universe and then people thought there was no place in the universe that was different. it was just an infinite open space. we know that's not the picture of the universe now. and we have found ways that we humans are central, at the center of all possible size no, sir universe. we are made of the rarest material in the universe. star dust. we are at the center of time in several different ways. we are actually integrated into this universe in very special ways. we are not just thrown together. >> we are almost out of time. i have questions for you. do you think we are also recapittative

. >> as we are taking this interview, clay shirky, hu jintao happens to be in washington. should the facebook in google and being of the world be held accountable for policies that they as private corporations develop in china? >> that is really complicated question. ultimately i have to take the democratic punt, which is that is a question for congress. it is so large and touches so many things, then i think there is no legitimate regulatory answer to that question. i think that only the most legitimized body, the representatives we all send to congress, can actually hash out the question of do what americans to be able to complete on a level playing field? it means going into our credit, but -- countries and abiding by their rules. -- it means going into autocratic countries and abiding by their rules. do you want to say that the u.s. as one of the world's anchor democracies records -- regards democracy promotion as a federal objective? there is also the way in which u.s. citizens may well have a stake in this debate, separate from our elected representatives. people wou

you may know that the president of china is named hu. his name is president hu. and with all the money that we owe china, i think we might rightly say, hu's your daddy. right? now let me just say, give and other living example of what a million, a million ,-comcome a trillion stomach is abstaining appear waving red flags think the trillion dollars is like a way amount of money. well, it is. if you take a million dollars and you convert it to seconds of time, a million seconds equals 11 and a half days. if you take a billion seconds and convert a billion seconds into time, that equals 32 years. there's a difference between millions and billions, but there's an even greater difference between billions and trillions. if you convert a trillion seconds into time, that equals 32000 years. so what we and we are talking trillions going from a trillion to 14 to 21, this is a stunning level of debt that we have never even imagined before in the calculus of recent history. so let me explain what that level of debt can mean to you personally. according to the national center

i would be a little less secure in seaside resort that president hu and a few men who govern and decide fate of 1.3 billion people. i don't think this is confined to the middle east. just as we believe that human rights are universal. i think the president has handled this situation well. i think that we need to get a transition that really understands that elections are not the answer. we've had election after election in places that have been meaningless. it is the apparatus. it is the modalities. it is the education of voters. it's all of the things that go to a free and fair election. i think that i.r.i., n.d.i., national endowment for democracy who helped the countries behind the iron curtain after it fell to move forward with a free and fair election. we don't want this revolution hijacked by an extremist organization. we've seen examples of both over the last 20 years. >> schieffer: i want to ask you about that, because i want to ask you about the muslim brotherhood. but first, i mean do you think this was an intelligence failure on the part of the united states, or was it just a

which turned out to be the best result of the season for the home team third place went to china's hu and second to stanislav grof from the ukraine but it was the bella russian anton kush near who added the seventh world cup victory and now the garland in an already illustrious career you know you could but it is the competition here in moscow is very different from the rest of the world cup stages because it's the only place where we compete on a ramp in the center of a huge city it's psychologically very difficult so it's a very special victory. russian freestyle skiers might not be among the sport's elite just yet however their country is one of the leaders in making this spectacular show the favorite for the fans it was the third time that moscow has hosted the world cup stage no easy thing given that the russian capital sits on almost entirely flats arraign you can't move mountains but in the organizational terms that's what happens with the construction of a huge ramp right in gorky park in the city center and it certainly ramps up the interest among spectators with flocking to

the saudis who have been an america is good buddy friend for years will start you know entertaining hu jintao more often and obama and the whole white house gang will be in the short bus trying to make their way down to the coast for a little r. and r. because they're flicked in on a ploy well i have another chart here to show you that the u.s. is not looking for a solution to this problem of saudi arabia running out of oil are indeed spending as share of sales so this is for the u.s. corporations you see over on the left of this chart the pharmaceuticals spend eighteen point seven percent all the way on the right devon the very bottom energy spends less than point three percent on research and development and this includes research into conventional fuel such as ultra deep water drilling in new oil refining techniques so they're not looking for any other solution for our energy crisis coming up not because there's no more oil to find there's no more big fields to find and they you know they can find some oil trapped under four or five miles of rock and salt in the middle of an ocean s

. >> host: as we're taping this interview, clay shirky, hu gin tiew, president of china, happens to be in washington. >> guest: yes. >> host: should the facebooks and the googles and the binges of the world be held accountable for policies that they as corporations, private corporations develop in china? >> guest: that is a really complicated question, and i think, ultimately, i have to take the democratic punt which is that is a question for congress. that is a question that is so large and touches so many things that i think there is no, there is no legitimate regulatory answer to that question. i think that only the most legitimized body -- which is to say the representatives we all send to congress -- can actually hash out the questions of do we want americans to be able to compete on a level playing field which means going into autocratic countries and abiding by their rules, do we want to adopt the west fail yang mode of saying, you know, every company has to abide by local rules because that's what we expect here? do we want to say that we, the u.s. as one of the world's anchor

. >> it's nice to see, like, i mean, horses are bound to get hu. it's just what they do.they're large animals. they're athletes, just like we are. and to see how ey progress and how you can help them heal faster and make them feel better, it's nice to be able to see that progress. >> pat and amie admit when they started the business, they initially met a lot of skeptical people. but now vets recommend horses to the center a the time. it's quickly becoming one of the most innovative heing and rehabilitation centers for horses in america, with clients coming from as far away as oklahomand canada. >> well, you know, horses are athletes. and, uh, we ask them mo and more to do more and more. and we expect more out of them. and as we have become, i think honestly, better educated, we realize that there are other therapies that we can do to the athletic horse to help th rehab from injuries. >> we pretty much have the only spa out re on the weoast. they're very popular in europe, annobody knows what they are out here. >> like this gadget known as a p3 machine. it's an electro mag

only possible option all their kind of that supported by all the major outside powers can challenge mr hu question for seriously focusing on the current regime the you say is preparing sanctions against look at showing the world what are they likely to be and indeed does it care at the end of the day health effects of could they be. since most of the arsonists drained is with russia and since the russian economy is not dependent or are on. the west. to the same degree as for example poor and sick or in the me or calling of the czech republic sanctions even if they're introduced are not going to be crippling all be asleep mistook i shan't go we'll just have to. with more emphasis on his relations so you can on the relations with russia and russia is obviously there. is obviously going to capitalize on that i think economic sanctions against counterproductive on your side. must happen is more economic pressure is there reawaken in all the people and it's an agreement of russia and the european union and the united states or some sort of a candidate some sort of an opposition force to oust m

. >> host: president hu jintao china is in town. that is one of the -- china has been in the news quite a bit when it comes to tolkien indications policies and social media. what is the u.s. position when it comes to the chinese government and its view of essentially private technology? >> guest:well, we have as we like to say a very broad but comprehensive relationship with our chinese friends. there are a lot of areas where we have significant agreements and where our interactions we think are being very productive. it is one of the most essential relationships on the planet and one that may be among the most important in the 21st century to see work out well. so it is something we work at very hard on a continuing basis. we have issues with the chinese that we are very frank about with respect both to the free flow of information within china and also with respect to chinese respect for intellectual property rights. these are issues that we discuss with them. we discussed them on a regular basis and we discussed them in a very fr

president obama made hu jintao look good on rate.sident defended his friend -- his dictator friends inside the chinese had a different culture, which i found to be an absolute insult to the chinese people, especially those suffering and are being tortured for demanding their fundamental human rights. he was a singularly a different political system and that was the defense and that's what the "washington post" picked up five, different systems and dictatorship. my question is, you know, i think we need to be questioned and i would respectfully submit to you the questions we talk about consistency and principles, even though chevelle, as we all know something was said behind the scene, but we need public statement, not one that dictatorship is in its final hours, but consistently and in a very transparent passion let them know we know. i read all the chinese press after the fact in people's daily, at least mystery there there. they called hu jintao trip to washington a tour de force that he took over washington that we were sitting th

hu fatally shot to employees at this door beside his. allegations of fire arm used and murders is postponed now. this just did. called killer charles manson has been caught with a smuggled self plant for a second time. parts found that phone on generous fixed. manson previously was caught with the phone back in march of 2009. yet been calling a text and people in california. no word on who'd he has been calling or how he got the phone. manson is serving a life sentence for killings including the infamous murder of actress sharon tate and six others in los angeles back in 1969. >> look at our extended forecast. if you like today your car to love this weekend. into this 70's. middle of the board. we'll talk about the warming trend in just a bit. >> with get weather in the midwest and northeast. the way of this note causing this building in massachusetts, look at that, to collapse from this note. the blizzard is being called woolworth storm in decades. chicago received 20 in. of snow. deep snow and is forced airlines to cancel dozens of fli

ou's hus says his wife worked seven days a week -- ou's husband says his wife worked seven days a week> she would come home after 10:00 and took care of the baby. >> reporter: they've arrested the suspect and they describe him as cooperative. he remains in custody tonight. >>> residents living near the transbay terminal will have their voice to speak out about the demolition. some of the mayor concerns involve increased traffic in the area. dust and noise. demolition is expected to continue through april. >>> a judge in sonoma county dismissed the case against two women who arrested last month protested against smart meters. debra pav era s and gallo were taken into custody when they blocked a truck from entering into the roadway. they believe the truck was delivering smart meters. no charges were ever filed against them. >>> plan parenthood announced today it'll open a new clinic in mill valley by the end of the month. planned parent's hood new clinics will be ran by the new chapter. >>> and call it a red light debate. why only some drivers could end up paying more to cross the san ma

. >> claro que muchas veces van in hu n ingenuamente. >> el problema es que haya frab p fábricadecirlo la conclusión que trabajando legalmente se ganan el mínimo con un mafioso resuelven en 2-3 años resuelven entre 30 años de vida laboral. >> no solamente en colombia, según expertos en méxico hay indicio que una industria similar están haciendo la captura de laura zúñiga junto a presuntos jefes del cartel de jau les, dio pistas sobre la existencia de relación entre narcos y modelos y reinas mexicanas. >> ya desviaron la atención de los personajes colombianos que eran los que so liana encargar el tipo de muñecas pero lo que escuchamos que está en el mercado mexicano. >> mientras tanto la sociedad colombiana descubre los alcances de estas redes que explora posibles formas de combatirlas en el país se levanta una nueva generaciones de niñas que siguen soñando con las pasarelas y portadas de revistas. >> el mensaje no solamente es fábrica de muñecas si no de sicarios y creo que el problema es que no solamente las oportunidades no se dan si no que paramos de mandar el mensaje que estudiar e

. >> that's very uplifting hu? i think it helps us appreciate that we are unique. it's very unlikely as we said so beautifully, that there is going to be >>> is there any center to the universe that is identifiable? >> no. >> there is no center? but your book says from the center of the universe, what does that mean? >> we are central in ways that derive from the principals of physics. it's not a geographical center. in the middle ages people thought the earth was the center of the universe and then people thought there was no place in the universe that was different. it was just an infinite open space. we know that's not the picture of the universe now. and we have found ways that we humans are central, at the center of all possible size no, sir universe. we are made of the rarest material in the universe. star dust. we are at the center of time in several different ways. we are actually integrated into this universe in very special ways. we are not just thrown together. >> we are almost out of time. i have questions for you. do you think we are also recapittative

president obama and president hu have had eight face-to-face meetings. the president does address the issue of china allowing his currency to flow to national norm so we do that. but our work is to make sure we are responsive to those concerned. you have heard other members talk about their concerns about intellectual property rights, piracy, and that is where we can add the most value. currency issue is important but what we hear from small business is their fear of putting the product in china having stolen it. we hear businesses that are concerned about indigenous innovation policy so we think the timing we spend on those areas can be just as important to your businesses as addressing the currency issue. >> the house last session did pass a bill -- >> time has expired. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, mr. chairman. ambassador, i appreciate you being here today. i share the intensity we talked for a couple minutes, your views on what is doing best for americans and america and american companies, we need to continue to fight for them in terms of

they are not worried about this and you may know that the president of china is named hu, president hu all the money we owe china i think we might rightly say hu's your daddy. [laughter] right? now let me just give another living example of what 1 million, 1 billion, one trillions of light. i'm up here waving a flag saying it's like a way amount of money but it is. if you take $1 million comfort to second time, 1 million in seconds equals 11 and a half days. if you take 1 billion seconds and convert 1 billion seconds into time, that equals 32 years. there's a difference between mollyann and billy and there's an even greater difference between building in and trillion. if you convert 1 trillion seconds into time, that equals 32,000 years. so when we are talking trillium, going from 8 trillion to 14 to 21, this is a stunning level of debt that we have never even imagined before and the calculus of recent history. so let me explain what the level of debt could mean to you personally. according to the national center of policy analysis, in the 2009 they said that college-age students today

this issue did come up and president hu's visit with president obama.he address it directly and as you know we recently concluded that joint commission on commerce and trade secretary locke and i take the lead in december, we did get a commitment from the government of china to begin to address more rigorously the absence of using legitimate software in government procurement. at during president hu's visit we got to commitment that once. they are going to provide money. the chinese have said they would do this number of times but they didn't get their government or subgovernment any resources to purchase legitimate software. secondly we did get them to make a commitment to audit that. but as you note our engagement with china is important. it is complex and there is a reason we have regular engagements with china through the jcct as well as strategic economic dialogue and we will be as diligent as you say the chinese are and pressing them to make sure they honor and respect american intellectual property and copyrights. that is an extraordinary opportu

during president hu's visit, we got two additional important commitments. one, they're going to provide money for it. the chinese have said they were going to do it a number of times, but they doesn't give their governments and subgovernments any resources to purchase legitimate software. for the first time, they've committed to do that. and secondly, we did get them to make a commitment to audit that. but as you know, our engagement with china is important, it's complex, and there's the reason that we have regular engagements with china through the jcct as well as strategic economic dialogue. and we will be as vigilant as you say the chinese are crafty in pressing them to make sure they honor and respect american intellectual property and copyrights because that is an extraordinary opportunity for our industries to grow into that market. >> i would like to, also, just -- thank you, i appreciate that. and if there's things that we could do, i hope you'll let us know because i think this committee would be interested in trying to support the ustr in their en

during president hu jintao's visit we got to commitments in one. the you're going to provide money. said they would do this a number of times they didn't get their government in the sub government any resource to purchase a legitimate software. for the first time they've committed to do that and second, we did get them to make a commitment to honor that. but as you know, our engagement with china is important, its complex, and there's the reason that we have regular engagement with china through the jcct as well as economic dialogue, and we will be as diligent as you say the chinese are crafty and pressing them to make sure they honor and respect the american intellectual property and copyright because that is an extraordinary opportunity for our industries to grow in the debt markets. >> thank you. i appreciate that. and if there's things we can do i hope you will let us know because if this committee would be interested in trying to support the ustr in their enforcement efforts. we know that through passed through the budget ministry should free trade agreement. after the agreemen